Debates on Protestant Dissenters Petition Extravaganza
Lords hear extensive petitions from Protestant Dissenters across England Ireland and Wales calling for repeal of the Test and Corporation Acts. Ministers note that the matter will be considered in a formal parliamentary course as petitions from Birmingham Liverpool and numerous towns are laid on the table.
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Great North Road
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Luate
Newark
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Retford
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Talents
Beevor
Sewark
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Tong
House OF Lords
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County of
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Elswick
Lancashire
Lord Auckland
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London
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County of Cumberland
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Hartland
Gravel Pit Meeting House
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Ysoe
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Lisle-street
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Chester
Brotherton
Rochdale
St. Helen’s
Ashton
Mackerfield
Crown
Wigan
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Truro
Grampound
Cromer
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Devon
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Wiltshire
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Isle of Jersey
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Harlow
Essex
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Hanover Square
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Hare
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Duke of Devonshire
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Ireland
England
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Little End
Lord Goderich
Old Meeting-house Chapel
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House OF Commons
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Robert Inglis
Ripon
Sykes
Hull
Alderman Wood
Watkinson
Robert Dundas
Newcastle-upon- Tyne
Gilbert Heathcote
Hampshire
Berkeley Portman
Swandridge
Wey
Debate on Army Estimates and Finance Committee In Parliament
Lord Milton presents petitions including Catholic Emancipation and repeal of Penal laws while MPs discuss how to fund the Army for the year. Palmerston outlines a plan to provide 2 million for land forces and 1 million for Chelsea Hospital, integrating colonial corps into ordinary estimates to show true costs. Critics push for economy and question colonial charges, urging a six month or annual funding approach and greater transparency from the Finance Committee.
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Dorsetshire
Lord Milton
Peat and Corporation
House of Hanover
James Stuart
Glanorganshire
George Richard Phillips
Manchester
Scarborough
Brassington
Lowenton
Stoney-street
Derbyshire
Nottingham
Liverpool
Lancashire
J. Wood
Preston
Maberly
Abingdon
Alderman Thompson
Albion Chapel
Moorfields
Courtney
Totness
J. Smith
Yorkshire
Gueat
Exmouth
Devon
Mr.arvey
Harwich
Colchester
Yy. Benett
Bradford
Wilts
I. Wilson
Island of Ely
Salop
Grinstead
Dartmouth
T. Fremantle
Buckingham
G. Warrender
Bath
Bexley
Kent
Lord G. Bentinck
King’s Lyon
Mr. Robarts
Maidstone
Mr. Calcraft
Ely
Kennigsborough
Mr. Jones
Aberduar
Carmarthen
Baring
Taunton
Mr. Byng
Old Gravel Jane
London
Brougham
England
Wallingford
Knox
of Tyrone
Upper Donoughmore
Lawrence Peel
Denbigh
William Peel
H. Grattan
Cooper’s Town
County Wicklow
Byng
Brentford
Colonel Davies
Brownlow
Guy Faculty
W. Smith
King’s Remembrancer
Crustom-house
Gordon
Phillimore
Wales
Peel
A. SennAo
Lord Palmerston
His Majesty
Fle
Chelsea Hospital
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Ceylon
Mediterranean
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East India Company
Davies
Ike
Mr. Peel
Alderman Waithman
Ant
Finance
Bernal
Europe
Committee of Supply
Committee of Finance
Noble Ford
War Office
Mr. M
Finance Committee
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Flon
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